Podcast: Microsoft finalises Nokia acquisition, Facebook enters fitness tracking, will the OnePlus One be a hit?

Despite boasting impressive specs, Sony is struggling to get US carriers to embrace its flagship smartphone – the Xperia Z2. Reports claim that the Japanese electronics giant is struggling to make deals with carriers (that’s mobile network operators to us folks here in the UK) in America. Consequently, the newly announced Xperia Z2 will only […]

Apple is a company famous (or perhaps infamous) for its customer service. Its wood and glass flagship stores are a guaranteed presence in every major city around the world, and its Genius Bars can be hugely useful, if you don’t mind the wait. So long as you’re within warranty there should be little reason for […]

Microsoft’s new voice-activated virtual assistant for Windows Phone has fallen foul of US child-protection rules and can’t be used by anyone under the age of 13. If anyone under the age of 13 asks Cortana for help, it responds with, “I’m sorry, you’ll need to be bit older before I can help you.” Named after […]

With every new acquisition Facebook continues to branch out beyond its social networking sphere. The latest sector it has moved in to is the booming fitness tracking industry. Instead of purchasing an actual fitness wearable, Facebook has opted for a popular fitness app known as Moves. Developed by Finnish start-up ProtoGeo, the app runs in […]